anonymous
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anonymous
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I’m excited to sell 812.....oh yeah......and TXR still. Until 2023.
What happens on 3/19??
Is that the qudexy generic date? Too lazy to look it up. Also, I didn’t have that competitor section in my binder and we didn’t go over it. Please do tellWhat happens on 3/19??
Yes, Zydus to begin manufacturing a generic Qudexy on 3/19/20. As for the binder, I tossed mine before I got on the plane so I have no idea. I’m so over the POAs that I only pay attention to what I have to.Is that the qudexy generic date? Too lazy to look it up. Also, I didn’t have that competitor section in my binder and we didn’t go over it. Please do tell
Greaaaaaaaaaat. And we get to try to sell Trokendi for what, like forever? Ugh.Yes, Zydus to begin manufacturing a generic Qudexy on 3/19/20. As for the binder, I tossed mine before I got on the plane so I have no idea. I’m so over the POAs that I only pay attention to what I have to.
Pearl Harbor
Pearl Harbor
I agree. It’s really going to hurt when those 4 qudexy/tpm ER scripts in my territory turn generic.
P.S. Thank you for comparing losing potential business to the deaths of over 2,400 American service members.
Correct. You can forget about ever getting another Medicaid script with more xr generics in the market. And the commercial plans will follow suit.No, what's going to hurt the most is when every new TXR script has to ST the generic. How stupid are you?
Once docs figure out there are more generics, they’ll never write the branded again. Before they can even get to TXR, they’ll be off onto botox and CGRPs, especially now that a cgrp capsule has hit the market. No one is going to give topiramate that many tries. Spoken from someone in a state with crap coverage who has already lived itCorrect. You can forget about ever getting another Medicaid script with more xr generics in the market. And the commercial plans will follow suit.
I agree. It’s really going to hurt when those 4 qudexy/tpm ER scripts per week in my territory turn generic.
P.S. Thank you for comparing losing potential business to the death of over 2,400 American service members.
Thank you for trying to spin this (yet again) in a way that makes it sound like it’s not a death knell for TXR. The plans that do cover TXR are quickly going to migrate to the generic version. So coverage is only going to get tougher than it already is. And as someone above posted, docs are not going to do all the paperwork when the generic is going to be preferred by the time the June formularies update.
And we will still be bonused off market share growth which is absurd.
If that’s the case, then pay us on dirt, like other companies do. Go back and pay us on all scripts in our territories. Put your money where your mouth is.Growth is the name of the game you dumb dummies
I just want to know how the people who work on coverage get paid. Because maybe their bonuses need to be cut, if the reps can get the rx to the pharmacy but the pharmacy can’t get the med covered. I think the wrong people got punished. And no, I’m not going to forget about it and start fresh blah blah blahGrowth is the name of the game you dumb dummies
Growth is the name of the game you dumb dummies